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We brought the good stuff to Doha. From 20–22 October at Milipol Qatar 2026, RIBRI's booth L52 lines up long-range hailing, acoustic-optical deterrence and passive drone detection in one place — RP10D in one hand, RS103 on the arm, Heimdall watching the skies.Heimdall is RIBRI's man-portable passive detection system that hears and sees low-altitude threats without giving away its position. The acoustic array picks up drones and loitering munitions at long range, while the optical node visually confirms them day and night. Silent, jam-immune and backpack-light, it feeds early warning straight into a command network — ideal for perimeter protection, forward bases and critical-site security.

The RH20Y by Beijing RIBRI is a vehicle-mounted Long Distance Acoustic Device (LDAD) designed for security, public safety, and emergency operations. Combining high-power directional acoustic hailing with a 4MP camera, 32× optical zoom, and optional LED searchlight and laser modules, it delivers integrated audio-visual capabilities for mobile security platforms. With a peak SPL of 156 dBA, a maximum specified range of 1,778 meters, and a 360° pan-tilt system, the RH20Y supports long-range voice announcements, perimeter protection, border patrol, crowd management, and critical infrastructure security. Its IP65-rated design and MIL-STD-810H environmental testing support deployment in demanding outdoor conditions.

Bird activities pose persistent threats to photovoltaic power stations, triggering power generation losses and equipment damage. RIBRI delivers a fully‑integrated bird‑control and site safety solution to counter these risks, securing stable performance for solar critical infrastructure.

Birds are fast learners. Play the same alarm twice and a flock stops reacting by the third time. That is habituation, and it is the single biggest reason acoustic deterrents go quiet within weeks. RIBRI built its audio library specifically to make sure they don't. An acoustic library, not an alarm tone Instead of looping one siren, RIBRI acoustic deterrent platforms draw on a curated library of 100+ real recordings: 105 raptor vocalizations, 4 large-predator calls and 8 gunshot signatures, covering six continents plus the polar regions. The inventory includes Snowy Owl, Great Horned Owl, Eurasian Eagle-Owl, Golden Eagle, Peregrine Falcon, Bearded Vulture and Andean Condor, so each site can be matched to the species actually present in its airspace.